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ASX Mood Shift: Australia’s market chatter is dominated by the latest risk-off tone across Asia after Trump’s China trip failed to move the needle on Middle East tensions, with oil jumping and investors fretting about inflation and growth. Banking Spotlight: The week’s big local driver remains the CBA-led bank sell-off and the knock-on effect for the ASX 200, as traders weigh how Budget-driven tax changes could hit investor behaviour and bank earnings. Housing & Wealth: New research keeps hammering home that Gen Z and Millennials still see property as the route to financial stability and long-term wealth—despite the policy shake-up. AI in Financial Services: IAG says it’s embedding AI at scale, reporting dozens of generative AI agents and hundreds of “activators” tailoring use cases across claims, fraud and customer service. Climate Capital: Lightrock has closed a $500m climate fund with an India mandate, targeting energy access and clean cooking across emerging markets.

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